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**__Bibliography for Interview with Rex Walls__**
Gilder, George. __Wealth and Poverty__. New York, America: Basic Books, 1981.

This book helped us write these questions by telling us a bit about full-time jobs. It said that a full-time job is for a parent that would like to take care of his family and it is not part-time. Rex Walls was not a good parent because he did not have a full-time job most of the time.

Allahar and Côté, Anton and James. __Richer & Poorer__. Lorimer. Toronto, Canada: James Lorimer and Company Ltd., 1998.

From this book, we learnt that most of the poor are either the young, the elderly, Aboriginals, visible minorities, and women. We also learn that most poor people do poorly in school and have bad medical care. We know that some of the facts are incorrect in this case because the Lori, Jeanette and Brian did exceptionally well in school.

Shah, Anup. "Causes of Poverty." __Poverty Facts and Stats__. Monday, April 03, 2006. Global Issues. 10 Oct 2006 .

From this website, we found out that the gap between the rich and the poor in the US is quite large. This website gave me the idea of asking Rex Wall in our interview where he thought he fit in this comparison. He will of course say he is on the higher end of this chain but as we know it is not true.

This article speaks about how many of the poor people in American are not very smart. It says that people are poor because they made very bad choices in their life. In our interview, I am going to ask Rex Wall what he thinks of these facts.

Kodras, James E.. "The changing map of American poverty in an era of economic restructuring and political realignment. ." __Economic Geography__ Vol. 731997 10 oct 2006 .

This article speaks about how many of the poor people in American are not very smart. It says that people are poor because they made very bad choices in their life. In our interview, I am going to ask Rex Wall what he thinks of these facts.


 * __Questions__**


 * __Interviewing – Rex Wall__**
 * 1) Are you a father; if so, how many children do you have? b) When did you start drinking?
 * 2)  Have you ever had a permanent job?
 * 3) How would you summarize your life with your wife and children? a) What would happen if your family ran out of food and money? b) What would happen if you could not find a job?
 * 4)  Do you think your drinking affected your family’s finances negatively? b) Tell me what you believe your life would be like if you had a steady job?
 * 5)  Most children coming from poor families do poorly in their studies. This is not the case with your children. Why do you think this is?
 * 6)  If you can relive your life, where would you live and what would you be doing? 6. a) How would you evaluate your life and your finances?
 * 7)  Some people define a full-time job as being a job a parent gets to take care f his kids properly to show they are good parents. Do you agree with this statement?
 * 8)  The gap between the rich and the poor in the US is quite large. Where do you think you stand in this?
 * 9)  Knowing you did not have a permanent job, I am guessing your financial state was not the greatest. People in seldom of the research articles I have read have said that most people who did not get permanent jobs were just lazy and or not very smart. Do you agree or disagree with this?

by: Justin and Eric